Acne advice, information, documentation

Advice Articles | August 29, 2008

Clinical practice and recommendations, acne treatment, acne advices what treatment based formulas you should use to cure acne, acne information about how acne develops, acne documentation about acne types and classifying it by type.

Acne affects more than 85 percent of teenagers but frequently continues into adulthood. Although there are more than 2 million visits to office-based physicians per year for patients in the age range of 15 to 19 years, the mean age at presentation for treatment is 24 years, with 10 percent of visits taking place when patients are between the ages of 35 and 44 years. Patients evaluated at tertiary care centers are prone to depression, social withdrawal, anxiety, and anger and are more likely to be unemployed than persons without acne. Scarring can lead to lifelong problems in regard to self esteem. The direct cost of acne in the United States is estimated to exceed $1 billion per year, with $100 million spent on over-the-counter acne products.

Classifying Acne (The severity of acne is generally assessed by the number, type, and distribution of lesions.):

Mild Acne (no inflammatory lesions) are the main lesions.
Papules and pustules may be present but are small and few in number (generally






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